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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
6
A humorous essay contrasts the cheerful idiot who asks foolish questions with a dyspeptic boarder. It underscores how constant poor eating and self neglect feed stomach illness and urges readers to avoid unhealthy habits and seek real digestive cures.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a near universal remedy for stomach and digestion disorders with claimed ninety eight percent cure rates in fair trials. It cites testimonials from Ned Nelson and Mrs. H. R. White, praising relief from dyspepsia and liver issues after using the product and related remedies.
London reports Gen Lord Methuen and four guns captured by Gen De La Rey with heavy British losses. Dispatches detail wounds to Methuen and the surrounding march from Wynburg toward Lichtenburg, plus De La Rey’s second victory over British forces. News prompts fresh stock market jitters and widespread public concern.
A broken rail caused a severe early morning wreck on the Southern Pacific near Maxon station twenty five miles west of San Antonio. At least 15 people killed and 24 injured as the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio express derailed on a curved, steep grade section. The mishap left the engine and tender 75 feet from the track and set cars ablaze. survivors included uninjured passengers aiding the injured. The train was late and rushing to make up time.
A Sunday fire at a Matane farm killed Mareh Mrs Are thyr Bouchard and six boys and three girls. Mr Bouchard survived, leaping from an upper window and later dying wife perished with children aged between two and fourteen. The cause and coroner's inquest to follow.
Washington reports the third Roosevelt administration cabinet change as Secretary Long resigns with Moody chosen to replace him in the navy department. The move follows long anticipation and policy concerns, with Long delaying retirement until policy matters were settled.
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